Hartshorne's concept of God examined in the light of phenomenology and buddhism
pp. 137-152
in: Santiago Sia (ed), Charles Hartshorne's concept of God, Berlin, Springer, 1990Abstract
In this paper the phenomenological movement from Husserl to Levinas and the development of process philosophy from Whitehead to Hartshorne are comparatively studied. The aspects to be compared are: first, how universals are dealt with in both fields; secondly and mainly, in what modes the opposition between interiority and exteriority presents itself in the development of both trends. The essentials of Hartshorne's concept of God will come to the fore all the more clearly against the background of such a comparison.
